CD-Charts Position 1

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Last Days at the Lodge

by: Amos Lee

Release Date June 24, 2008

CD-Charts Position 2
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Amos Lee

by: Amos Lee

Release Date February 21, 2005
Amos Lee - Amos Lee
Label: Blue Note

Sharing the same record label as Norah Jones, Amos Lee's self titled debut album is quite frankly a breath of fresh air. In todays over produced almost non-human market Amos retains all of the qualities that make music remembered. Picture the scene! Chilling out with your feet upon the sofa. Your eyes close and then you are taken away upon every note and by the end of the journey you feel wholesome. That is how this Album made me feel.

To categorise Amos is not as easy as one may suggest. The opening track "Keep it loose, keep it tight" is a gentle rollercoaster of a ride. From the start his voice comes through in waves so soulful and pure, carried along upon a bluesy acoustic ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Supply and Demand

by: Amos Lee

Release Date March 05, 2007
Stumbled across Amos Lee quite by chance and so glad that I did. It seems a very long time since I've listened to and enjoyed every track on an album. Some stand out more than others (in particular: Freedom, Supply & Demand, Southern Girl) but there's not one that I don't think is worth playing. So, here's to summer....a bottle of wine....a warm day in the shade with this in my ear........can't go wrong!

CD-Charts Position 4
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Amos Lee/Supply and Demand [Australian Import]

by: Amos Lee

Release Date March 19, 2007
Stumbled across Amos Lee quite by chance and so glad that I did. It seems a very long time since I've listened to and enjoyed every track on an album. Some stand out more than others (in particular: Freedom, Supply & Demand, Southern Girl) but there's not one that I don't think is worth playing. So, here's to summer....a bottle of wine....a warm day in the shade with this in my ear........can't go wrong!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Colors

by: Amos Lee

Release Date June 27, 2005
I heard this track when I was watching the film 'Just like heaven' on Sky movies and was moved by the simple melody and stunning but laid back vocals of Amos Lee. I immediately investigated and eventually bought the soundtrack album, largely in order to hear it again and transfer it to my phone. When it arrived, I was pleased to discover that what, in the film, is a gorgeous but short musical interlude is, on the CD, a longer more complex, layered track which lasts for a glorious 3 mins and 16 seconds. It's hard to describe how good it is (without singing it on video review and I'm not brave enough for that - and I can't play the guitar either) so I suggest you try to watch the film and listen out for the track which plays near the end at what seems (at the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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The One / Fuckin Insane [12" VINYL]

by: Barry Diston & Lee Amos

Release Date January 24, 2005
I heard this track when I was watching the film 'Just like heaven' on Sky movies and was moved by the simple melody and stunning but laid back vocals of Amos Lee. I immediately investigated and eventually bought the soundtrack album, largely in order to hear it again and transfer it to my phone. When it arrived, I was pleased to discover that what, in the film, is a gorgeous but short musical interlude is, on the CD, a longer more complex, layered track which lasts for a glorious 3 mins and 16 seconds. It's hard to describe how good it is (without singing it on video review and I'm not brave enough for that - and I can't play the guitar either) so I suggest you try to watch the film and listen out for the track which plays near the end at what seems (at the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Supply & Demand

by: Amos Lee

Release Date October 09, 2006
I heard this track when I was watching the film 'Just like heaven' on Sky movies and was moved by the simple melody and stunning but laid back vocals of Amos Lee. I immediately investigated and eventually bought the soundtrack album, largely in order to hear it again and transfer it to my phone. When it arrived, I was pleased to discover that what, in the film, is a gorgeous but short musical interlude is, on the CD, a longer more complex, layered track which lasts for a glorious 3 mins and 16 seconds. It's hard to describe how good it is (without singing it on video review and I'm not brave enough for that - and I can't play the guitar either) so I suggest you try to watch the film and listen out for the track which plays near the end at what seems (at the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Amos Lee [German Import]

by: Amos Lee

Release Date February 28, 2005
Amos Lee - Amos Lee
Label: Blue Note

Sharing the same record label as Norah Jones, Amos Lee's self titled debut album is quite frankly a breath of fresh air. In todays over produced almost non-human market Amos retains all of the qualities that make music remembered. Picture the scene! Chilling out with your feet upon the sofa. Your eyes close and then you are taken away upon every note and by the end of the journey you feel wholesome. That is how this Album made me feel.

To categorise Amos is not as easy as one may suggest. The opening track "Keep it loose, keep it tight" is a gentle rollercoaster of a ride. From the start his voice comes through in waves so soulful and pure, carried along upon a bluesy acoustic tide. The second ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Supply and Demand

by: Amos Lee

Release Date
Amos Lee - Amos Lee
Label: Blue Note

Sharing the same record label as Norah Jones, Amos Lee's self titled debut album is quite frankly a breath of fresh air. In todays over produced almost non-human market Amos retains all of the qualities that make music remembered. Picture the scene! Chilling out with your feet upon the sofa. Your eyes close and then you are taken away upon every note and by the end of the journey you feel wholesome. That is how this Album made me feel.

To categorise Amos is not as easy as one may suggest. The opening track "Keep it loose, keep it tight" is a gentle rollercoaster of a ride. From the start his voice comes through in waves so soulful and pure, carried along upon a bluesy acoustic tide. The second ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Last Days at the Lodge [VINYL]

by: Amos Lee

Release Date October 06, 2008
Amos Lee - Amos Lee
Label: Blue Note

Sharing the same record label as Norah Jones, Amos Lee's self titled debut album is quite frankly a breath of fresh air. In todays over produced almost non-human market Amos retains all of the qualities that make music remembered. Picture the scene! Chilling out with your feet upon the sofa. Your eyes close and then you are taken away upon every note and by the end of the journey you feel wholesome. That is how this Album made me feel.

To categorise Amos is not as easy as one may suggest. The opening track "Keep it loose, keep it tight" is a gentle rollercoaster of a ride. From the start his voice comes through in waves so soulful and pure, carried along upon a bluesy acoustic tide. The second ... Read More: